Early and Modern Replica Coins 

(500 CE - Present)

Reproductions of Early and Modern Coins include copies of Celtic English, Spanish Treasure Coins of the new world, Colonial coins, and Modern US coins of America.  

Celtic Coins
100 BCE - 50 CE)

The Celts occupied much of Europe and Asia Minor by the Third Century BCE. During the second century, the first coinage was first brought to England by the the Belgic and Gallic Celts. st English Celtic coinage began around 90 BCE. The Celtic tribes maintained their independence for almost a century after Caesars Gallic campaigns and developed distinct coinage. Replicas of English and European Celtic coins are included in this section. Click on Celtic Coin Replicas link.

English Coins 

(500 - 1850 CE)

English Coins. Reproductions of Viking and Saxon coins (675 - 1065 CE); medieval coins
(1066 - 1484); the beginning of coinage of modern England from the Tudors, through the Stuart and Georgian periods are included in this section. Coin replicas of twentieth century England found in this section.

CLICK ON 'English Coin Replicas' Link.
 

New World Spanish Treasure coins  

(1500 - 1857 CE)

Spanish Treasure Coins include replica coins minted by Spain in Mexico, and South America and used in Spanish Caribbean commerce.

These colonial Spanish coins, minted in Mexico and Peru, were used for trade in the Caribbean and colonial America from 1650 to 1825. This six set of coin copies represent the variety of Spanish silver coins used during this period. $16.90. CLICK ON 'TREASURE COIN' Link.

This is a set of coin copies of Spanish doubloons, milled dollars, and pieces of eight. These were the predominantly silver and gold coinage of the colonies and states of the United States until 1857. $16.90. CLICK ON 'TREASURE COIN' Link.

Colonial Coins 

(1588 CE – 1791)

Colonial US Coins include state, confederation, and local token reproductions minted from the sixteenth century to the founding of the United States. 

Metallic currency was in extremely short supply in the early days of the colonization in North America. Several colonies struck coins for trade. This set of coin copies represent the earliest examples minted. $16.90. CLICK ON 'COLONIAL COINS' Link.

From 1776 to 1787, there was again a shortage of small change for trade. The English colonial colonies minted copper coins for commerce. The following are coin copies minted by six states and used in payment for goods. $16.90. CLICK ON 'COLONIAL COINS' Link.

Modern US Coins 

(1792 CE – Present)

US Replica Coins include replicas of rare mint issues, famous patterns, errors, and other unique numismatic pieces. These reproductions are made to exact specifications  as to size, alloy, weight, and design.  All gold coins are double plated over silver coins.         

This is a replica of one of the most famous US gold coins.  This is a die struck gold-over-silver reproduction of a US 1870 S $3 Longacre gold  piece in Brilliant Uncirculated.  The coin is stamped 'COPY on the reverse. $35.90, CLICK ON ‘ US Coin Replicas .’

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